With solar becoming more popular, there is still a lot of misinformation circulating about it. Some of these myths are based in information from 10-20 years ago. After being in the solar installation business for 10 years now, we are going to talk about some of the most common solar myths we continue to hear…
Solar Under A New Administration No matter your political viewpoint, policy is a large part of solar in our country. Rebates, incentives, and net metering can all be affected by changing policy. Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is the national trade association for the U.S. solar industry. They embody the innovation and entrepreneurship that define…
Are you considering going Solar? If you are, there are some key things to consider. Did you know that not all solar panels are created equal? That’s right- there are many brands of solar panels out there. True South Solar is an elite dealer of SunPower solar panels. Eric, the owner of True South switched to SunPower panels in 2014…
As our community begins to rebuild, members have reached out to us for advice on how to rebuild stronger, with sustainability at the forefront. As there are many ways to create sustainable buildings, solar is what we know, and we are happy to share what we know with anyone interested. We will provide free solar…
I am a Materials Handler, I support the rest of the team by making sure they have everything they need to get the job done.
To help make solar more affordable, Energy Trust of Oregon is now offering increased cash incentives for income-qualified households through Solar Within Reach.
I am a Materials Handler, I support the rest of the team by making sure they have everything they need to get the job done.
The Oregon Solar Energy Industries Association is a trade association founded in 1981 to promote clean, renewable, solar technologies.
I am a Field Service Engineer. I am responsible for troubleshooting and repair of our fleet of PV systems.
“Solar’s Got Talent” is the name given by an Oregon clean energy co-op for a collaboration with three Talent institutions that obtained $149,656 in state grants to help construct solar arrays with battery backups.